Kansas City Chiefs Focus on Penalties After Preseason Loss to Rams
The Kansas City Chiefs have resumed training camp practice at Missouri Western State University following their first preseason loss to the Los Angeles Rams, where they were penalized 12 times for 83 yards, particularly by the backup offensive line. Players…
Kansas City, MO, August 17, 2026 —
The Kansas City Chiefs have returned to training camp at Missouri Western State University, shifting their focus to discipline and execution after a preseason defeat against the Los Angeles Rams.
In their recent preseason matchup, the Chiefs incurred 12 penalties, totaling 83 yards. A significant portion of these infractions were attributed to the backup offensive line unit, highlighting an area needing immediate attention.
As the team prepares for its second preseason game, players and coaches are emphasizing the need to reduce penalties. Cleanliness in play and adherence to the rules are critical as the Chiefs refine their strategies and personnel leading up to the regular season.
The resumption of practice at Missouri Western State University marks a crucial period for the team to address the shortcomings identified during the Rams game and to solidify their performance on the field.
Story summarized from the original created by Greg Dailey on www.kctv5.com, see more information here.
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